101.   A weaker dollar hurts exporters by making their goods more expensive in the U.S.

102.   A weaker dollar hurts Japanese exporters by making their products more expensive in overseas markets and eroding the amount of yen their overseas profits buy.

103.   A weaker dollar makes goods more expensive in the U.S. and reduces the value of their dollar-denominated earnings.

104.   A weaker yen helps Japanese exporters by making their products less expensive in overseas markets.

105.   A weak dollar hurts exporters because it makes their goods more expensive in the U.S. and decreases the value of their dollar-denominated earnings.

106.   A weak dollar hurts exporters because it makes their goods more expensive in the U.S. and reduces their dollar-denominated sales.

107.   A weak dollar hurts Japan by making its exports more expensive in dollar terms.

108.   A weak dollar makes German goods more expensive in the U.S. and decreases the value of dollar-denominated sales.

109.   A weak dollar makes goods more expensive in the U.S. and eats into dollar-denominated earnings.

110.   A weak yen makes Japanese goods cheaper in the U.S. and U.S.-made goods more expensive in Japan.